/vt/ - Virtual Youtubers

>>32776841
...are you just trying to look like a parody of who he's posting about or does it come natural

>>25174735
the stream is supposedly happening on the 4th
the plan itself was not dropped and it doesn't seem like the lineup was modified
once enough, you are using words incorrectly

>tfw shirking my meds and reading the reactions to the stream
Damn, it's almost like I'm there with you guys.

>>18124644
you need to think, hard and long
you might decide that she did in fact betray you, accept that you were mistaken, toss/sell the ring and try to continue/end your existence in any fashion
you might decide that what matters is that your love was real - take the ring as a symbol that you can feel positive and happy thanks to another human being, and even if it is painful sometimes, you can try to find that love with others carrying the one in the past as a proof
you might decide that you still believe in the image she created - that she still loves and appreciates her fans, that she craves their company, feels possessive about them and that she likes spending time with them and even loves them in idealized fashion; just cause that love didn't consume her entire life doesn't make it not real, just more 'normal' - then just continue to celebrate what you have, until her graduation

the one thing you should not do is just wallowing in negativity and indecision, in constant doubt and regret
that'll just make you miserable and lead to nothing

>>15264700
you're making a demand and you weight it against a threat
no matter how small of a demand I make, if I weight it against attacking your reputation, it's a control play/manipulation attempt, not a request from good will

request ends at 'it'd be great if you streamed on christmas'

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>>14077762
the worst of all, there's no consistency to his mental illness, he swaps between being rabidly defensive of Mori to extreme doomposting about her stream or song performance
it's depressing and even I'm not sure if meds can help at this point

>>13306157
we halu in here

>>13164925
anon the only societies past or present where you couldn't pick a random young woman off the street and have at least an 80% chance she's taken dick in the past 2 years are those without streets

actually, thinking back, when she was there for the first time and started talking about net rap they effectively cut her off too
fuck those guys

Meds.

Now.

>>12790645
>>12790726
>>12790758
Alright gentlemen, I'll be taking you in.

>>11822198
TT names aside, how are entertainers like Mori supposed to grow and expand their community (which is part of their success strategy) if they only choose to interact with people that already like/are aware of the scene?
how are they are supposed to clarify misconceptions and show people who aren't into it the value of their work?

if Mori was subjected to the same logic, Milky would never reach out to her to show her different side to the idol/vtuber industry, because Mori admits herself to having some tribal and ignorant opinions

>>11785313
>he was actually upset the first time it happened
...Why?

>>10841314
*when her manager said it's not good
Fixed that for ya.

>>10099713
honestly, the only way to deal with it is to report off-topic information on the basis of rule #1, and also report and dismiss any activity by the usual Gurame schizo
by the time you see 'calligula/deadniggers' in someone's post, they are most likely the dude and should be reported and ignored from the go
but that includes cleaning up own hood too - reporting all the 'subtle' doxxshit posts, 'subtle' comments on !Mori twitter activities, passing on a joke that uses past info from time to time
it's way easier to toss the bad eggs when the rest of the batch is unspoiled, and there shouldn't really be a shortage of Mori stuff to discuss considering how tight with everyone she became and how active streaming wise she is recently

>>10053136
because shit like Umisea and Country Roads is like less than 10% of their total output and thanks to Cover reach and popularity it still doesn't flop and brings them profit
just like Ibasho was fairly weak as a song but thanks to the Cover/sponsor safety net, it was an experiment she could make and not potentially a career-ending fluke, like it could be for an indie music release
that's the biggest advantage of working in a corporation: job security, the fact that not every step can be the risk of failure - and for girls that faced the edge of failure for years, that's basically the best outcome
the fact that they can freely experiment with their styles of content now due to that security actually grants them more freedom than being poor and unrestricted, just freedom of different kind

>>9423491
take the meds
resistance is futile

>>9338199
>>9338248
It's for your own good